what is ha-ollama-cloud-limit-viewer fr?

This project is a small add-on for Home Assistant, the popular home automation platform. It shows how much of your Ollama Cloud usage limit you have used, right inside your Home Assistant dashboard, as regular sensors alongside your lights and thermostats. Ollama Cloud limits how much you can use each week and each session, but it does not offer an official way for other programs to check those numbers. To get around this, the integration signs in using a cookie copied from your own browser, then loads the same settings page you would see in a web browser and reads the usage numbers directly out of the page's HTML. Once set up, each connected account gets several sensors: how much of the current session you have used, how much is left, and when it resets, plus the same three numbers for the weekly limit. There is also a sensor listing which AI models you have been using and how many requests each one has made. Installing it is meant to be simple for Home Assistant users. The preferred way is through HACS, a popular add-on manager for Home Assistant, by adding this repository as a custom source. There is also a manual option of copying the code folder into Home Assistant's custom components directory. Setup involves naming the account, pasting in the browser cookie value copied from ollama.com's network requests, and choosing how often the sensors should refresh, five minutes by default. Because the login relies on a browser cookie rather than a proper account login, that cookie will eventually expire, at which point the sensors go offline until a new cookie is pasted in through the integration's reconfigure option. The project supports tracking more than one Ollama Cloud account at the same time, each showing up as its own device in Home Assistant. It is released under the GPL-v3.0 license.